Didi is building a temple by taking votes of Muslims, Owaisi’s new partner Humayun Kabir’s big attack on Mamata Banerjee – ..

News India Live, Digital Desk: The chessboard for the upcoming 2026 assembly elections in West Bengal has already started being laid and the political temperature is heating up. Now a new alliance has entered the political war between the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Aam Janata Unnayan Party (AJUP) chief Humayun Kabir has joined hands with All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi. With the announcement of this new alliance, Humayun Kabir has created a stir in the political circles by seriously accusing the state Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of ignoring Muslim voters and ‘Hindu appeasement’.

Mamta Banerjee accused of ‘Hindu appeasement’

AJUP chief Humayun Kabir has raised strong questions on the policies of the Chief Minister. Making a sharp attack, he said that Mamata Banerjee takes the votes of Muslims to win elections, but after coming to power thrice, she is now insisting on building a temple. Kabir alleged that on one hand the Chief Minister is getting Jagannath Dham constructed, while on the other hand she is also taking the land of Muslims in Rajarhat and building a Durga temple. He said bluntly, “When she (Mamata Banerjee) can work for Hindus, won’t I work for the rights of Muslims?”

Mosque controversy, expulsion from TMC and rise of a new party

Let us tell you that this rebellious attitude of Humayun Kabir is not new. At one time he himself was an important part of TMC. But, his controversial proposal to build a new mosque on the lines of Babri Masjid in Murshidabad had gained momentum, after which TMC showed him the way out of the party. It was only after this expulsion that Kabir chose his independent political path and formed ‘Aam Janata Unnayan Party’ as a new political alternative in West Bengal.

‘Lakshmir Bhandar’ cut: Big promise of giving Rs 3,500 to women

While raising the slogan of ousting Mamata government from power, Humayun Kabir has made a big election move to woo half of the population of the state i.e. women. Kabir has claimed that he will not allow Mamata Banerjee to return to power under any circumstances. Taking aim at the popular ‘Lakshmir Bhandar’ scheme of the TMC government, he said that the state government is giving financial assistance of only Rs 1,500 to women. In comparison, after the formation of his government, Kabir ordered women to Big allowance of Rs 3,500 Has made an election promise to give.

Owaisi’s bet: Demand for ‘independent leadership’ for Muslim minorities

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi also seems to be fully active regarding this new alliance. During a recent press conference, Owaisi clarified that the main objective of his alliance with Humayun Kabir is to create a strong and independent political leadership for the Muslim minorities in Bengal.

Owaisi made a big claim citing data from the Government of India, State Government and NSSO. He said that in areas where the Muslim community does not have its own independent political leadership, the social, economic and human development indices are at very low levels. He believes that there is a direct and organic relationship between development and independent leadership. He made it clear that this alliance will not be limited to just these elections, but it is part of a long fight to achieve political goals.

Alliance will contest elections on 182 seats, know the complete election schedule

This alliance of Humayun Kabir and Owaisi has prepared its complete blueprint for the 2026 assembly elections. Kabir has announced that his party will win in the upcoming elections. Will field its candidates on 182 seats. Under seat sharing, out of these 182, approximately 8 seats AIMIM Will be given to.

It is noteworthy that this time West Bengal Assembly elections will be conducted in two phases. of voting First phase 23 April And Second phase 29 April Will be held on. Meanwhile, the election results 4th May Will be announced after counting of votes.